> I wrote a C program that converts a text file of numbers to a binary > file of floats, or vice-versa. It's attached. It's all in one file, > so you just have to compile that file and make an executable called > "convert" or "convert.exe" > > Then, say you have a chromosome file named "savedchromes". You just > type the commmand: > convert savedchromes > and you get a file called savedchromes.txt which consists of the same > values in text form. You can then email that file to someone whos > floats are not binary compatible. He will then give the command: > convert savedchromes.txt > He will get a binary file named savedchromes.txt.bin which is > compatible with his machine. He can rename the file to something more > convenient if he wishes. > > m
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